How did a region become a dumping ground for the world’s trash?
A Growing Number of Nigerian Women Are Upending Traditional Gender Roles and Forgoing Parenthood
In a country where motherhood is considered a woman’s highest calling, many face backlash for this decision
In a country where motherhood is considered a woman’s highest calling, many face backlash for this decision
Why the Pani Puri Platter Remains India’s Favourite Snack
It's a bite-sized explosion of flavour, packed inside a crispy, hollow shell
It’s a bite-sized explosion of flavour, packed inside a crispy, hollow shell
Angolan Writer and Former Political Prisoner Republishes Book on Practical Tools Against Dictatorships
Da Cruz published a new edition of ‘Tools to Destroy the Dictator and Avoid a New Dictatorship’
Da Cruz published a new edition of ‘Tools to Destroy the Dictator and Avoid a New Dictatorship’
‘The Body as a Stage for Human Relationships‘: A Literary Perspective by Togolese Writer Sami Tchak
Travelling for work is not the life of a traveller.
Travelling for work is not the life of a traveller.
A Day in the Life of a Central Asian Tortoise
TASBAQA, a new documentary, peeks into the age-old Ustyurt ecosystem
TASBAQA, a new documentary, peeks into the age-old Ustyurt ecosystem
A Brazilian Influencer Warns How Social Media Algorithms May Help Predators Target Children
Comment sections on photos of children are becoming meeting spots for pedophiles online, influencer claims
Comment sections on photos of children are becoming meeting spots for pedophiles online, influencer claims
Two Alphabets, One Struggle: How Kurdish Communities Are Building a Digital Future
Kurdish activist Mohammed Sardar on language, memory, and digital resistance
Kurdish activist Mohammed Sardar on language, memory, and digital resistance
Does AI Really Have the Power to Positively Transform the Lives of the Global Majority?
Without action, the AI boom may prove to be a bust for less-resourced nations
Without action, the AI boom may prove to be a bust for less-resourced nations
When Digital Democracy Disappears, So Does the Power of the People
When civil society is pushed offline, what’s lost isn’t just voices, but history, memory, resistance, and possibility
When civil society is pushed offline, what’s lost isn’t just voices, but history, memory, resistance, and possibility
Anger After University Cuts Funds Supporting Dictionary of Australianisms
Many Aussies have found the potential cuts to be ‘chunderous’
Many Aussies have found the potential cuts to be ‘chunderous’
‘I Painted So Prison Wouldn’t Swallow Us Whole’: An Interview With Iranian Journalist Vida Rabbani
‘When space and materials are scarce, your mind does the work of finding freedom’
‘When space and materials are scarce, your mind does the work of finding freedom’
A Film Shares the Challenges of the Vietnamese Community in the Czech Republic
The film touches on language barriers, LGBTQ+ issues, and the generational differences within immigrant families
The film touches on language barriers, LGBTQ+ issues, and the generational differences within immigrant families
‘Latag’ Culture: Making Ends Meet with Crafts in the Philippines
Latag is a local term referring to laying down a mat or table to sell goods
Latag is a local term referring to laying down a mat or table to sell goods
As Summer Temperatures Soar, Iran’s Water Crisis Worsens
As dams dry and rivers vanish, Iran’s capital faces its fiercest thirst in modern memory.
As dams dry and rivers vanish, Iran’s capital faces its fiercest thirst in modern memory.
Israel Destroys Palestine’s Last Surviving Seed Bank, Echoing a Colonial Legacy of Erasure
Destroying seeds is destroying a people’s history and its future.
Destroying seeds is destroying a people’s history and its future.